
Welcome to Sitting on a stoop! Where we get to chill on a some stairs and let our thoughts wonder from LEGO, real life, and everything in between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure | |||

In this thirty-thirdepisode, I get to sit down with Mel or @IcebergBricks at @BrickworldEvents in Chicago. We get into some internal drama with himself, and those of the community. We look into BrickCentric and its opportunities. We question if L... more
In this thirty-second episode, I get to sit down with @BrentsBricks and Sean from @ACOB at @BrickworldEvents Chicago. We dive into how the duo helped propel the BAM debacle forward into mainstream YouTube; and how that week impacted them indivi... more
In this thirty-first episode, I get to hang out with Mark Larson of @BrickworldEvents . The Chief Brick Officer of Brickworld. We get to hear his story of how he came to buying BrickWorld and turning it into the rally point of the LEGO community. Als... more
In this thirtieth episode, I got to hang out with Adam or @AntBandit . We get into the pros and cons in getting into LAN. Along with expectations, we discuss how it applies to each other. Thank you to LEGO for the #gifted #75419 UCS Death Star. #rl... more
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The show centers on LEGO culture, creator livelihoods, and community dynamics, often blending practical business insights with personal stories from builders, designers, and enthusiasts. Episodes frequently cover turning a hobby into a career, community collaboration, event experiences, and the evolving landscape of content creation within the LEGO ecosystem. A standout aspect is its willingness to explore both the creative and the commercial sides of LEGO, including conventions, LAN involvement, and fan-driven initiatives, while maintaining a casual, conversational vibe that resonates with hobbyists and aspiring creators alike.
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3. AFOLs Welcome: A Lego Podcast
4. The AFoOL PodCast (Adult Fans of Old LEGO)
5. The Imagination Brickshop’s LEGO Brickcast
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Recent guests on Sitting on a Stoop include:
1. Mark Larson
2. Brotherhood Workshop
3. Colin (Wiley Bricks)
4. King Caity's
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